City TAAF Tennis Tourney Begins Today at Caswell
The 1950 Austin City TAAF tennis tourney moves to Caswell Tennis Center with Tuesday morning rounds and announced pairings. Events cover Junior and Girls singles, Boys and Girls doubles, and Midget divisions, featuring players like Joe Ireland Arval Bohneoree Murray and Nicki Knickerbocker among others.
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City
Galveston
Austin City
Joe Ireland
Arval Bohneoree Murray
Lem Scarborough
Jerry Copeland
Yar Miller
Joe Hall
George Webb
Join Anderson
Carita Calkins
Cynthia Heath
Mary Jane Eckhardt
Jo Petey Lewallen
Eleanoranne
Webb
Nicki Knickerbocker
Adele Black
Sue Hood
cker-Rosenquist
Ajuel Bpangier
Rhodes-Weiss
Garret Einer
Arthur Rhodes
Bi Trike
Dickfiler
Richard Keeton
Carr Prichett
Ck Spangler
Robert Shelby Migest Bere
Buffler-Knoder
Spangler-Pritchett
Standings and Schedule Amid Patchy Scoreboard Week
Tuesday schedule lists Greenville at Austin, Waco at Gainesville, Texarkana at Wichita Falls and Temple. Monday results show six games with Philadelphia 1 2, others unnamed. Various night matches include Raschi and Kellner legends with scattered city pairings and teams.
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Greenville
Austin
Waco
Gainesville
Texarkana
Wichita Falls
Hermansson
Temple
Attendance Down Across Major League Baseball
New York July 24 report shows attendance off about 12 percent from last season, totaling roughly one and a half million fewer fans across the major leagues. The decline reflects weaker turnouts at many parks and ongoing market factors affecting gate receipts.
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New York
Rain Helps Pirates Take 2-1 Victory Over Phillies
Rain shortened Monday's only major league game as Eddie Waitkus homered to left in the seventh inning but rain halted the contest after six. Pirates beat the Phillies 2-1 and knocked Philadelphia from the NL lead, aiding St. Louis Cardinals' grip on first place.
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Pittsburgh
Eddie Waitkus
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Phillies
Philly
St. Louis Cardinals
LaGrange Demons edge Bryan in 11 innings for 8 7 win
LaGrange Jaycee Demons beat the Bryan Bombers 8 to 7 in 11 innings Saturday night at LaGrange. Pitchers Joe Mac Gresham Leon Rosenberg Cotton Davidson and Hubert Powell worked the game with Powell earning the win after entering from left field. The Demons, now seven wins in nine starts, face Meimar Brenham Herder Truckers and Peyton Sales Company in upcoming games at Fair Park.
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Lagrange
Brenham
Fair Park
Peyton Sales Company Club
Hank Doty
Houston
Bryan
Mistovich
Sterling
Cyr
Gresham
Rosenbere
Davidson
Powell
Tate
Lobpries
Tiger Sub Juniors Clinch C and S League Title
The Tigers routed the second place Dodgers 9 4 to seize first in the C and C Sub Junior League. In North Austin action the Cards led early but the Sports rallied for a 6 5 victory in late innings.
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Tigers
Dodgers
North Austin
Bozarth Captures Medal at Georgetown Handicap Golf
Curtis Bozarth of Lampasas shot 69 to win medalist honors in the Blind Handicap Golf Tournament at Georgetown. O. O. Hunt of Georgetown and George Seaholm with Shelby Fox of Temple tied for second at 72. Bozarth teamed with Charles Morris for low ball 66. Jack Logan won the driving contest.
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Curtis Bozarth
Lampasas
O. O. Hunt
George Seaholm
Shelby Fox
Temple
Bozarth
Charles Morris
Jack Logan
Edmund L. Evans
W. O. Cargill
G. J. Machis
Belton
Scond
Elgin Nines Wins 12 0 to Lead Cup Race
Elgin moved ahead in the American Statesman Cup Race by blanking Brackenridge Apartments 12 0 at House Park. Earl Seago allowed 11 hits but Brackenridge failed to score. Stanley Perhouse sparked a base path surge with two stolen bases and a home. Ken Sakewitz hit the only homer as Elgin pulled away with two late runs.
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House Park
Earl Seago
Bracks
Stanley Perhouse
Johnson
Abramson
Arbuckle
Seago
Ralph Lundgren
Elgin Ab
Rbi
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Ken Sakewitz
Tee Johnson
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Eee Gustafson
Sane Abrahamson
Burke
Backenridge
Erguson
Forrester Seenee Unson
Williams
Elgin Elgin
Braceerrigs
Praskenty
Henngin
Brackenrige
BP T. Er— Elgin
Today's sub junior league schedule featuring city matches
A full day of sub junior league games with Indians vs Yankees at House Park and Dodgers vs Cardinals at Gillis Playground among multiple sites. Also includes wrestling at the Coliseum and Pioneer Baseball at Disch Field with games at 8 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. plus city softball and tennis playoff events at local courts.
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C&s
Indians
Yankees
House Park
South Austin
Dodgers
Cardinals
Gillis Playground
Metz
Youth
Horseflies
Metz Park
Austin
Pan American Aggies
Santa Rita
Zaragosa Park
North Austin
Cubs
State Hospital
Dr. Pepper
Lions
DPS
Georgetown
Greenville
Disch Field
Church
Butler
Super Sub Junior Loop Opens Today
The Optimist Super Sub Junior league from the Austin Recreation Department begins at 9 a.m. Wednesday for boys ages 8 to 12 not on organized hardball teams. About 40 players are expected, with workouts Tuesday at 9 a.m. on the Baker School grounds led by Bobby Joe Clark and Ben Procter.
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Optimist
Austin Recreation Department
Austin Optimist Club
Baker School
Bobby Joe Clark
Ben Procter
Ferrier Defeats Snead In 21 Hole Open Playoff
Jim Ferrier the Australian pro former San Francisco winner the St Paul Open after a sudden death 21st hole playoff against Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Both finished the 18th hole even with three under par 69s and parred the 19th and 20th.
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Ferrier
Snead
ST. Paul
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Flam Rips Schroeder In Clay Court Finals
Ted Schroeder, the nation’s top amateur and Davis Cup veteran, fell to Herb Flam in the National Clay Courts final in River Forest Illinois. Flam won 6-1 6-2 6-2 in a 50 minute match.
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Flam
Schroeder
River Forest
Ted Schroeder
Herb Flam
Elgin Reaches Taylor Outlaw Softball Finals
Elgin advances to the Taylor Outlaw Softball Tournament final by defeating Don Smith Taylor 3-1. Rockdale beats Normans Crossing 6-4 in the consolation game. Beyersville meets Hutto in a semi final set for 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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Elgin
Taylor
ANS
Don Smith
Rockdale
Norman
Midkiff, Kelsey shine as Longhorn alums pace Rio Grande Valley league
Former Longhorn Dick Midkiff hurled a 3-0 shutout against Harlingen for his 12th win in the Class C Rio Grande Valley League. Chuck Kelsey matched him on six hits allowed as the two ex-Steers faced off, while gruppo stories note Branson’s grand slam for Paris and Stratton's 15-5 win in Greenville Corpus Christi action.
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Dick Midkiff
Boston Red Sox
Harlingen
Midkiff
Charles
Chuck) Kelsey
Steers
Paris Panthers
Longview
Fred Branson
Branson
Onty Stratton
Schepps
Corpus
Stratton
Pioneers
Greenville
Austin
Frank Anderson
Tex Vanzura
Kitchen Pitches 2-1 Tiger Victory In City Tourney
Lefthander Lester Kitchen led the North Austin Seven Up Tigers to a 2-1 win over Rice-Williams Cleaners at Civitan Field in the opening N Use city Little League playoff game. Sam Bowman scored both Tigers runs as Kitchen fanned 11 in 4 1 3 innings, with Robinson finishing the last inning. Martinez started for Rice-Williams, fanning five before relievers, while George Brown supplied a decisive triple for Seven Up.
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North Austin
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Rice-Williams Cleaners
Civitan Field
Lions Park
South Austin Exchange
Kenny Mourland
LaRue Robinson
Kitchen
Robinson
Rice-Williams
Matt Martinez
Rice- Williams
Marvin Reynolds
Sam Bowman
Tiger
Bowman
George Brown
Rice Williams
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